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  • Birthday 02/11/1984

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    Matt Krause

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  1. Hey all, Hopefully a simple question for the Glock Gurus. I have a Gen 2 G21 that's a total mutt build (stock frame/trigger housing, aftermarket stock-style trigger, Lone Wolf slide). I'm finding that the trigger's firing pin safety lug (the part that sticks up) is dragging on the slide when the trigger is pulled all the way. Cycling by hand: If I squeeze the trigger hard and try to rack the slide, it's very hard to get the gun to come out of battery. The trigger basically pins the slide in place. After racking the slide and continuing to squeeze the trigger, if I ride the slide forward, the trigger will hold the it back and prevent it from resetting fully. Once I release any pressure from the trigger, the gun will go back into battery I haven't tried any live fire on this build yet as I wanted to correct this first. Any thoughts?
  2. No idea if they're better in any way - I was just glad to see another option and was hoping to look at them a little more closely. I'm still running the old metal Safariland speedloader holders that I drilled and added posts to...
  3. Hey spinnygun siblings... I worked IDPA Nationals this year and a few folks had magnetic moonclip holders that faced the bullets toward their belts. Basically, it was like carrying the rounds rims-out. It looked like a very efficient way to reload. Does anyone know who makes these? My Google-Fu is completely failing me.
  4. It's a rule set more than an organization so I wouldn't expect there to be PCSL-specific "Clubs" listed anywhere. I just find matches using Practiscore. In my little corner of New England I know of at least four groups running PCSL matches, often alongside IDPA and USPSA. They typically have about double the current attendance of the IRC, though I rarely see revolvers. I might give it a whirl at some point to see if I like it more than I do USPSA revo.
  5. Shot one last weekend. Hell of a lot of fun (the K-zone bailed me out at least twice). There's another on Saturday, 2-Gun this time. I'll probably shoot IDPA instead as I don't want to bring my SBR behind enemy lines.
  6. Ironically, it will probably be an even older guy
  7. Revolvers already appear on the Prod list yet are specifically disallowed in CO. Competing minor-on-minor at a (significant) round disadvantaged is a lot more equitable than 8 rounds of minor against 29 rounds of major. (Yes, I know you could load full-house .357... but no one is doing that, and a comped revolver doesn't even come close to handling the recoil that a proper open gun does)
  8. Speaking SUPER generally, yes. Being ostensibly frame-mounted is way less abusive to an optic than slamming back and forth on a slide.
  9. No and no. If the question was about revolvers with a dot being allowed in CO, I would have voted "Yes".
  10. The match didn't happen if you didn't get Swab-its! Miss you too (and the rest of the crew). Hope everything is going well!
  11. Two-piece belts are explicitly disallowed. I have all of my holsters on the G-Code RTI system. Their attachments are pretty solid, and it lets me swap the same holster between USPSA and IDPA rigs, or change holsters on my IDPA belt when I change guns. I use the WeThePeople single-layer belt (it's probably the thickest on the market) but I've even run my Kore EDC belt without issue.
  12. And, hopefully, Swab-Its! Had to buy some last week for the first time in years.
  13. I shot this match on Saturday. It was a well-run match on an absolutely beautiful range. The stages were varied and a whole lot of fun, including shooting downward off of a tower and a few spaced-out stages with lots of movement. You could tell some of the staff was a little inexperienced, but the match administrators did a good job of having longer-serving SO's around to help out (and everyone was very friendly). Very deep prize table, too (it was random draw). I highly recommend it if they run it again in 2025.
  14. I hadn't thought about CCP but I bet you're right. I saw quite a few CO folks with them at Nats.
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